Physicians for Social Responsibility strongly opposes the nomination of Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt to the important role of EPA Administrator.

Letter to the editor from PSR's Dr. Lynn Ringenberg.

Physicians for Social Responsibility has named Jeff Carter as its next Executive Director. Carter, an attorney and nonprofit executive with more than 16 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, will officially begin on January 3, 2016.

Physicians for Social Responsibility in coalition with twenty-five leading environmental organizations spoke out against hate crimes and threats against minority groups in the wake of the Presidential election.

Op-ed by Western North Carolina PSR member Dr. Bert Crain.

Interview with PSR Wisconsin member Dr. Jasmine Wiley.

Op-ed by PSR's Dr. Ira Helfand.

Op-ed by PSR Board Member Dr. David Drake

Op-ed by Chesapeake PSR Executive Director Tim Whitehouse.

Two groups of physicians on Thursday released their latest compilation of scientific studies, government and industry reports, and journalistic investigations that claim fracking for oil and natural gas damages human health, pollutes air and water, and contributes to climate change.

Here are this month's top op-eds, news articles, and "media hits" to keep you informed about what's happening in the universe of nuclear disarmament.

Op-ed by PSR Board Member Dr. Robert Dodge.

Op-ed by PSR Environment & Health Director Barb Gottlieb.

Op-ed by PSR's Drs. Ira Helfand and Philip Lederer.

Op-ed by PSR's Dr. Robert Dodge

The Pennsylvania Medical Society has called for a moratorium on new shale gas drilling and hydraulic fracturing and is urging the state to establish an independent health registry and start studying fracking's public health impacts.

Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) applauded Thursday's historic vote in the United Nations First Committee to convene negotiations in 2017 for a treaty to ban nuclear weapons.

Thirty years later, concerned doctors again find themselves sounding the alarm, at a time when the dangers of nuclear war are as great as ever.

A diverse alliance is calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to expand incentives for energy efficiency in the Clean Power Plan.

Members of the Protect Pennsylvania: Health Professionals for a Livable Future applaud the Pennsylvania Medical Society for their two-part resolution approved on Sunday, October 23, 2016, which calls for a moratorium on new shale gas extraction using high volume hydraulic fracturing in Pennsylvania, and urges the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to fund an independent health registry and to commission research studies on the health effects of shale gas development ("fracking").